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Newspaper
Albuquerque Evening Citizen
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1907
Page
6
A sermon on small sins and daily duties argues that minor faults accumulate, shaping character and destiny. It cites examples from scripture, nature, and history to urge steadfast kindness, punctual duty, and personal influence, stressing that great outcomes start from small acts.
The Johns Hopkins University trustees vote to admit women to graduate courses and confer the degree of doctor of philosophy, marking progress toward gender equality in higher education. The medical school already grants the doctor of medicine to women after rigorous study, echoing a long history of access for women in advanced study.
The text argues for equal access to graduate courses for women, noting that modern business exposes women to men and that excluding them from education is antiquated. It cites Hopkins and other institutions as leaders, asserting that such progress is not premature but overdue and necessary for equal opportunity.
A Madison-like reflection on a congressman-elect who killed a man and was freed as a grand jury refused indictment. The piece critiques unwritten law guiding Southern justice, condemning delays and calls for public demonstration, weighing legal procedure against community vindication.
A garbled note from a turn of the century orchestra tale describes a dead fly on the first violin music provoking a blame directed at the French violinist. The text cuts into local cafe and restaurant ads offering Sunday dinners and a cheap lunch. It also lists various business promotions for poultry, saddlery, laundry, and a newspaper subscription.
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